Entertainment and Celebrity Trivia Quiz

Chlormint's famous tagline was 'Dubara Mat Puchna' (Don't ask again), a memorable campaign that positioned the mint as a solution to bad breath so effective that people wouldn't need to ask for it again. The tagline became iconic in Indian advertising.

This Tamil line 'kaatrin alaivarisai ketkindradha, ketkum katril oru uyir vizhum penne' is from the song 'Uyire' from the Tamil movie 'Bombay' (1995). The song title itself is 'Uyire,' which matches option B. This is a famous romantic song from the A.R. Rahman soundtrack.

Girish Kasaravalli's film 'Dweepa' (The Island) won him his fourth National Film Award (Swarna Kamal) in 2001-02. The film, based on a novel by U.R. Ananthamurthy, deals with the construction of a dam and displacement of villagers. 'Gulabi Talkies' (2008) came later, while 'Thaayi Saheba' (1997) and 'Hasina' (2004) are his other acclaimed works but not the fourth National Award winner.

Lola Kutty was a popular VJ (video jockey) character on Channel [V], played by Shefali Jariwala. The character, known for her exaggerated South Indian accent and comedic style, became a cultural icon on Indian music television in the early 2000s. She was not associated with MTV, Zee TV, or VH1.

Nicolas Cage was born Nicolas Kim Coppola. He changed his surname to Cage to establish his own identity in Hollywood and avoid accusations of nepotism due to his famous family connections (his uncle is Francis Ford Coppola).

Tom Cruise was born Thomas Cruise Mapother IV. He adopted the stage name "Tom Cruise" early in his career, dropping his surname. The Mapother family name has German origins and has been used by some of his relatives in the entertainment industry.

Elton John was born Reginald Kenneth Dwight. He chose his stage name by combining elements from two members of his early band: Elton Dean (saxophonist) and John Baldry (blues singer). He legally changed his name to Elton John in 1972.

Ben Kingsley was born Krishna Bhanji. His father was Kenyan of Indian descent, and Kingsley changed his name to avoid typecasting and broaden his career prospects. He has spoken about how his original name reflected his heritage.

Bruce Lee was born Lee Jun Fan. His Chinese name meant "return again" because his parents believed he would return to the United States (he was born in San Francisco but spent his childhood in Hong Kong). "Bruce" was a nickname given by a hospital attendant.

Marilyn Monroe was born Norma Jeane Mortenson (her birth certificate lists Mortenson; she was later baptized as Norma Jeane Baker). She adopted the name "Marilyn Monroe" early in her modeling career - Marilyn after actress Marilyn Miller and Monroe as her mother's maiden name.

Bruce Willis's birth name is indeed Walter Bruce Willis, making option A correct. He was born with Walter as his first name and Bruce as his middle name, later dropping 'Walter' professionally. The other options are fictional or incorrect names.

The plot describes a lawyer who can only tell the truth after his son prays for him to stop lying - this is the premise of the 2001 Jim Carrey film 'Liar Liar' (Kyonki Main Jhooth Nahi Bolta in Hindi). The other options are unrelated films that don't match this plot.

The film 'Pukar' (2000) starring Anil Kapoor features an army man whose best friend leaks classified information to enemies out of jealousy. The plot matches the description perfectly. The Hero, Indian, and Johnny Gaddar have different storylines.

The Tamil lyrics 'netru iravil unnodu irundhen adhai neeyum marandhaya, marandhaayaa.. kanavodu vilaiyada' are from the song 'Vinnai Thandi Varuvaya' from the film 'Vinnai Thandi Varuvaya' (2010). The title translates to 'Will you come crossing the skies?'.

The Nilgiri Hills in South India are popularly known as the 'Blue Mountains' due to the bluish haze they often have. This phenomenon is caused by the kurinji flowers that bloom once every 12 years and give the hills their characteristic blue appearance.